SMSFundamentals

Exchange traded fund manager BetaShares observes a shift in investor preference towards passive investment strategies and a growing demand for ESG-based alternatives.

Research from Roy Morgan shows Australians’ level of super contribution is dropping, leading to a risk of insufficient retirement funding.

As of last month, the Australian ETF market is now bigger than the 80-year old listed investment company market.

Cuffelinks’ Graham Hand makes note of a common error made by investors in assessing their returns.

Women are working for longer but compared to men, are looking at a lot less super on retirement.

Australian regulators are cracking down on “one-stop shop” investment advisors to SMSFs, claiming bad advice.

Corporate bonds are highly suitable as a portfolio allocation for retirement investors and interest is growing, despite many Australians being unaware of their existence.

A recent survey suggests investment in Australian exchange traded funds continues to grow a-pace and a wider range of investors is now turning to ETF investment.

SMSF interest is growing in the latest incarnation of exchange-traded products — active ETFs.

A recent survey has made some interesting findings on whether Australians seek financial advice and how that advice is valued.